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Currency Markets RSS Feed from 702 ABC Sydney2015, Australian Broadcasting Corporationen-au15Tue, 28 Oct 2014 11:38:00 +1100Bitcoin exchange launched in Sydney, amid plans to increase market value of digital currencyhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-10-27/new-bitcoin-exchange-launched-in-sydney/5845342?source=rss
Bitcoin company Independent Reserve has launched a new exchange in Sydney touting a robust, secure and faster way to use the crypto-currency.Tue, 28 Oct 2014 11:38:00 +1100\xmlcontent\201410\4115812.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyScience and Technology:All:AllScience and Technology:Computers and Technology:InternetAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Shop sign welcomes bitcoin purchasesShop sign welcomes bitcoin purchasesRetuers: Andy Clark: Retuers: Andy Clark-33.8631 151.2043RBA official warns of violent market selloffhttp://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/content/2014/s4106559.htm?source=rss
A senior Reserve Bank official is warning that financial markets are heading towards a "violent selloff". RBA assistant governor Guy Debelle says there are several potential triggers around the world. Dr Debelle warns the biggest trigger could be any move by the US Federal Reserve to move interest rates higher from their current zero levels.
Tue, 14 Oct 2014 12:53:00 +1100\xmlcontent\201410\4106559.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:BankingBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:StockmarketBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Reserve BankReserve BankAAP: AAPRBA official warns of violent market selloffA senior Reserve Bank official is warning that financial markets are heading towards a 'violent selloff'. RBA assistant governor Guy Debelle says there are several potential triggers around the world. Dr Debelle warns the biggest trigger could be any move by the US Federal Reserve to move interest rates higher from their current zero levels.Peter Ryan-33.8631 151.2043Share market starts to recover, CBA shares rise despite technical faulthttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-04-15/share-market-starts-to-recover/5392442?source=rss
Australian stocks have ended their losing streak with every sector closing higher, in response to a recovery on Wall Street.Tue, 15 Apr 2014 18:37:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201404\3986248.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:All:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:Air TransportBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:BankingBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:MiningBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:StockmarketScience and Technology:Computers and Technology:AllAustralia:All:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Australia:NSW:Sydney Airport 2020Australian stockmarketAustralian stockmarketAFP: AFP-26.000 134.50010-shilling note from 1800s sells for Australian record $334,000 at Sydney auctionhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-03-26/oldest-australian-bank-note-fetches-record-price/5347938?source=rss
Australia's oldest banknote, a 10-shilling note from 1817, fetches a record price at auction in Sydney.Thu, 27 Mar 2014 10:42:00 +1100\xmlcontent\201403\3972303.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyCommunity and Society:All:AllCommunity and Society:History:AllAustralia:All:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000United Kingdom:Scotland:All10-shilling note from April 8, 181710-shilling note from April 8, 1817Noble Numismatics: Noble Numismatics56.490671 -4.202646Australia's oldest 10-shilling note tipped to fetch $250,000 at Sydney auctionhttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-03-26/ten-shilling-notes-up-for-auction-in-sydney/5345722?source=rss
Australia's oldest paper money, a 10-shilling note printed in the 1800s, will be auctioned in Sydney tonight. Wed, 26 Mar 2014 15:17:00 +1100\xmlcontent\201403\3971584.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyCommunity and Society:History:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000United Kingdom:Scotland:All10-shilling note from April 8, 181710-shilling note from April 8, 1817Noble Numismatics: Noble Numismatics-33.8631 151.2043RBA jawboning takes a cent off the dollar, PM wants more http://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/content/2013/s3910938.htm?source=rss
The Australian Dollar tumbled more than a cent overnight after a rare media interview with Glenn Stevens was published in which he said the local currency should be worth less than 90 US cents. However, the Prime Minister Tony Abbott says the RBA should consider direct intervention to push the dollar down further still. Analysts say intervention is an option, but is unlikely to be effective unless it matches market trends anyway.
Fri, 13 Dec 2013 13:42:00 +1100\xmlcontent\201312\3910938.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:BankingGovernment and Politics:Federal Government:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Money and Monetary Policy:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000RBA jawboning takes a cent off the dollar, PM wants moreThe Australian Dollar tumbled more than a cent overnight after a rare media interview with Glenn Stevens was published in which he said the local currency should be worth less than 90 US cents. However, the Prime Minister Tony Abbott says the RBA should consider direct intervention to push the dollar down further still. Analysts say intervention is an option, but is unlikely to be effective unless it matches market trends anyway.Michael Janda-33.8631 151.2043Banks exposed on increasing farm debthttp://www.abc.net.au/site-archive/rural/telegraph/content/2013/s3728970.htm?source=rss
Farmers across the country are being squeezed.Wed, 03 Apr 2013 14:19:00 +1100\xmlcontent\201304\3728970.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:All:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:BankingBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Regional Development:AllRural:All:AllRural:Agribusiness:AllRural:Agribusiness:Agricultural InsuranceRural:Agribusiness:Agricultural PricesBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Banks exposed on increasing farm debt-33.8631 151.2043Sav blanc dominance could endhttp://www.abc.net.au/rural/news/content/201302/s3698366.htm?source=rss
The dominance of New Zealand sauvignon blanc in the Australian wine market could be coming to an end. Tue, 26 Feb 2013 12:40:00 +1100\xmlcontent\201302\3698366.xml702 ABC SydneysydneybrisbaneadelaidehobartmelbourneperthBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:Food and BeverageBusiness, Economics and Finance:Regional Development:AllRural:All:AllRural:Agribusiness:Agricultural PricesRural:Agricultural Crops:ViticultureBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Australia:QLD:Brisbane 4000Australia:SA:Adelaide 5000Australia:TAS:Hobart 7000Australia:VIC:Melbourne 3000Australia:WA:Perth 6000Vines on trellis in a vineyard in the south of New ZealandNew Zealand sav blanc may not hold its dominance in the Australian market for much longer.Will OckendenABC Rural: Will OckendenEnd of the Sav-alancheConsumers are favouring smaller family-owned brands over more generic private labels wines and turning away from NZ sauv blanc. Flint Duxfield-37.8099 144.9622Reserve Bank signals dollar frustrationhttp://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/content/2013/s3693520.htm?source=rss
The Reserve Bank has again signalled its frustration that the Australian dollar remains stubbornly high despite recent interest rate cuts. In the minutes from its February meeting when the cash rate was held steady at 3 per cent, the RBA board noted the past year's 1.75 percentage point reduction had failed to put a dent in the local currency.
Tue, 19 Feb 2013 13:43:00 +1100\xmlcontent\201302\3693520.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:BankingBusiness, Economics and Finance:Regulation:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:StockmarketBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Money and Monetary Policy:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Reserve Bank signals dollar frustrationThe Reserve Bank has again signalled its frustration that the Australian dollar remains stubbornly high despite recent interest rate cuts. In the minutes from its February meeting when the cash rate was held steady at 3 per cent, the RBA board noted the past year's 1.75 percentage point reduction had failed to put a dent in the local currency.Peter Ryan-33.8631 151.2043Economic challenges ahead in 2013http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2012/s3663993.htm?source=rss
Despite relief at the resolution of the US budget crisis, economists warn there are still tough times ahead.Thu, 03 Jan 2013 20:12:00 +1100\xmlcontent\201301\3663993.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:StockmarketBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Money and Monetary Policy:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000United States:All:AllEconomic challenges ahead in 2013Economic challenges ahead in 20137.30 Report: 7.30 ReportEconomic challenges ahead in 2013Despite relief at the resolution of the US budget crisis, economists warn there are still tough times ahead. Conor Duffy-33.8631 151.2043No relief: cash rate unchanged at 3.5 per centhttp://www.abc.net.au/pm/content/2012/s3562674.htm?source=rss
The Reserve Bank has decided to leave the official cash rate unchanged at 3.5 per cent. The statement accompanying the decision said the bank viewed inflation to be consistent with the target and growth was close to trend. Economists say the elevated exchange rate is also becoming a stronger force in the bank's policy framework.
Tue, 07 Aug 2012 20:41:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201208\3562674.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Management:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Money and Monetary Policy:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Interest rates and the high dollarInterest rates and the high dollarInside Business: Inside BusinessNo relief: cash rate unchanged at 3.5 per centThe Reserve Bank has decided to leave the official cash rate unchanged at 3.5 per cent. The statement accompanying the decision said the bank viewed inflation to be consistent with the target and growth was close to trend. Economists say the elevated exchange rate is also becoming a stronger force in the bank's policy framework.David Taylor-33.8631 151.2043Financial journalist Michael Casey explains the new global economyhttp://www.abc.net.au/local/stories/2012/07/02/3537053.htm?source=rss
Michael Casey has travelled to China, to Mexico and his home town of Perth, looking at the winners and losers in the new global economy.
Mon, 02 Jul 2012 15:44:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201207\3537053.xml702 ABC SydneysydneybrisbaneBusiness, Economics and Finance:All:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Globalisation:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:AllHuman Interest:All:AllHuman Interest:People:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:StockmarketBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Money and Monetary Policy:AllAustralia:NSW:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Australia:QLD:AllAustralia:QLD:Brisbane 4000Michael CaseyMichael CaseyABC Local: Michael Casey Michael Casey -27.4698 153.024Economist bets on Greece leaving eurozonehttp://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/content/2012/s3524216.htm?source=rss
The chief economist of one of the UK's biggest banks says troubled European nations should leave the eurozone but keep the euro currency. The chief economist at Lloyds Banking Group in London, Trevor Williams, says he thinks that Greece will exit the economic and monetary union, that is the eurozone. And he says that Spain's international bail out of Euro100 billion isn't enough to shore up its banksWed, 13 Jun 2012 13:14:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201206\3524216.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyGovernment and Politics:World Politics:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyEvent:International Financial Crisis:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:International Financial Institutions:AllAustralia:NSW:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Greece:All:AllSpain:All:AllUnited Kingdom:All:AllEuropean Union:All:AllEurozone crisis (AFP: Frank Rumpenhorst): Economist bets on Greece leaving eurozoneThe chief economist of one of the UK's biggest banks says troubled European nations should leave the eurozone but keep the euro currency. The chief economist at Lloyds Banking Group in London, Trevor Williams, says he thinks that Greece will exit the economic and monetary union, that is the eurozone. And he says that Spain's international bail out of Euro100 billion isn't enough to shore up its banksSue Lannin-33.8631 151.2043Australia needs to address productivity: Westacotthttp://www.abc.net.au/lateline/content/2012/s3520778.htm?source=rss
Business Council of Australia head Jennifer Westacott has defended the council's report and says Australia risks losing mining investment.Thu, 07 Jun 2012 23:32:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201206\3520778.xml702 ABC SydneycanberrasydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Regional Development:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Regulation:AllCommunity and Society:Family and Children:Child CareCommunity and Society:Immigration:AllCommunity and Society:Unemployment:AllCommunity and Society:Urban Development and Planning:AllGovernment and Politics:Federal - State Issues:AllCommunity and Society:Work:AllGovernment and Politics:Activism and Lobbying:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyAustralia:All:AllAustralia:ACT:Canberra 2600Australia:NSW:Sydney 2000Australia needs to address productivity: WestacottAustralia needs to address productivity: WestacottLateline: LatelineAustralia needs to address productivity: WestacottBusiness Council of Australia head Jennifer Westacott has defended the council's report and says Australia risks losing mining investment.Emma AlbericiCritics blast Business Council reporthttp://www.abc.net.au/lateline/content/2012/s3520773.htm?source=rss
Critics say the Business Council of Australia's report on Australia's competitiveness is flawed because it does not make proper comparisons.Thu, 07 Jun 2012 23:30:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201206\3520773.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Globalisation:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:Building and ConstructionBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:MiningCommunity and Society:Globalisation:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyAustralia:All:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Critics blast Business Council reportCritics blast Business Council reportLateline: LatelineCritics blast Business Council reportCritics say the Business Council of Australia's report on Australia's competitiveness is flawed because it does not make proper comparisons.Kerry BrewsterStrong dollar closes Shell refinery doorshttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-06-07/strong-dollar-closes-shell-refinery-doors/4059016?source=rss
Thu, 07 Jun 2012 20:21:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201206\3520730.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Company News:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:Oil and GasBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Multinationals:AllCommunity and Society:Unemployment:AllCommunity and Society:Work:AllGovernment and Politics:Unions:AllAustralia:NSW:AllAustralia:NSW:Clyde 2142Australia:NSW:Kurnell 2231Strong dollar closes Shell refinery doorsStrong dollar closes Shell refinery doors7pm TV News NSW: 7pm TV News NSWStrong dollar closes Shell refinery doorsShell has announced it will close down its refinery at Clyde in Sydney's west with the high value of the Australian dollar cited as the catalyst.David Spicer-30.2333 148.4000Greek Australians optimistic about Greecehttp://www.abc.net.au/worldtoday/content/2012/s3509131.htm?source=rss
As Greece limps towards new elections and the latest official statistics show its economy contracting by 5.3 per cent, Greek Australians are expressing shock about what's happened to their nation. In the heart of Sydney's Greek community, in the inner-western suburb of Marrickville, almost everyone has a relative back in Greece who's lost a job, or who wants to leave the country. But despite the gloomy news from Europe, some of these first and second-generation Greek Australians are optimistic about the future.Wed, 23 May 2012 13:56:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201205\3509131.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:All:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:AllCommunity and Society:All:AllGovernment and Politics:World Politics:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyEvent:International Financial Crisis:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:International Financial Institutions:AllAustralia:All:AllAustralia:NSW:AllAustralia:NSW:Marrickville 2204Australia:NSW:Sydney 2000Greece:All:AllGreek flag outside bankGreek flag outside bankAFP: Aris Messinis: AFP: Aris MessinisGreek Australians optimistic about GreeceAs Greece limps towards new elections and the latest official statistics show its economy contracting by 5.3 per cent, Greek Australians are expressing shock about what's happened to their nation. In the heart of Sydney's Greek community, in the inner-western suburb of Marrickville, almost everyone has a relative back in Greece who's lost a job, or who wants to leave the country. But despite the gloomy news from Europe, some of these first and second-generation Greek Australians are optimistic about the future.Adam HarveyAustralia's Greek community worried about crisisGreeks in Melbourne have been deeply affected by Greece's political crisis.Stephanie March-33.9114 151.1605Labor MPs call for manufacturing assistancehttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-08-17/mps-call-for-manufacturing-assistance/2843946?source=rss
A group of Labor MPs are calling for the Federal Government to do more to assist manufacturing.Wed, 17 Aug 2011 16:47:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201108\3295907.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyillawarranorthandwestBusiness, Economics and Finance:All:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:ManufacturingBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Trade:AllAustralia:All:AllAustralia:NSW:Homebush Bay 2127Australia:NSW:Wollongong 2500Australia:SA:Whyalla 5600US steel millUS industrial production has flattened out.David McNew, File photoGetty: David McNew, File photoLabor MPs fear manufacturing sector is in peril20 Labor MPs whose electorates rely heavily on the manufacturing sector are urging the government to do more to support Australian-made by awarding contracts locally. The Industry Minister says the government already has a Buy Australia policy. A leading economist says favouring local manufacturers over foreign companies amounts to protectionism that will lead to higher prices for consumers and businesses.Lexi Metherell-26.000 134.500Rising dollar taking toll on local exportershttp://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-07-27/rising-dollar-impacts-local-exporters/2813064?source=rss
News that the Australian dollar set a new post-float record is another blow to the country's exporters, who say they are seeing some of the worst trading conditions in our history.Thu, 28 Jul 2011 09:44:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201107\3279556.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:All:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyAustralia:All:AllAustralia:NSW:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Australian one dollar coin sits on an Australian 20 dollar and 50 dollar noteAustralian one dollar coin sits on an Australian 20 dollar and 50 dollar note, November 2010.ABC News: Rates rises back on the agenda as inflation goes bananasDespite talk of consumer caution and retail gloom, the consumer price index rose by more than expected today - up 0.9 per cent - as rising costs for food, petrol, healthcare, clothing and rents pushed up the inflation rate. The headline rate was influenced by flood-related price rises, especially bananas, but the measures of underlying or core inflation preferred by the Reserve Bank rose by the same margin. The spike in inflation drove the dollar to new record high, as traders anticipated further official interest rate rises.Stephen LongInflation pushes Aussie dollar above 1.10USInflation pushes Aussie dollar above 1.10USPhillip Lasker-26.000 134.500RBA analyses consumer gloom/7pmtvnews_(nsw)/2811458.html?source=rss
Tue, 26 Jul 2011 20:30:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201107\3278626.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Consumer Finance:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Consumer Protection:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:BankingBusiness, Economics and Finance:International Aid and Trade:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:StockmarketBusiness, Economics and Finance:Money and Monetary Policy:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Regulation:AllGovernment and Politics:World Politics:AllAustralia:All:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Greece:All:AllSpain:All:AllUnited States:All:AllRBA analyses consumer gloomRBA analyses consumer gloom-33.8631 151.2043Consumer confidence crashes on tax fears/7pmtvnews_(nsw)/2793768.html?source=rss
Fri, 15 Jul 2011 10:12:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201107\3268894.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:International Aid and Trade:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:StockmarketBusiness, Economics and Finance:Money and Monetary Policy:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Regulation:AllEnvironment:Climate Change:AllEnvironment:Environmental Policy:AllGovernment and Politics:Federal Government:AllGovernment and Politics:Programs and Initiatives:AllGovernment and Politics:Tax:AllAustralia:All:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000European Union:All:AllGreece:All:AllItaly:All:AllSpain:All:AllConsumer confidence crashes on tax fearsConsumer confidence crashes on tax fearsPhillip Lasker-33.8631 151.2043Fashion designers fight industry slumphttp://www.abc.net.au/news/video/2011/05/02/3205386.htm?source=rss
Australian Fashion Week has begun in Sydney as soaring cotton prices and the rising Australian dollar put economic pressure on local designers.Mon, 02 May 2011 14:01:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201105\3205386.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyArts and Entertainment:Design:FashionBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:RetailBusiness, Economics and Finance:International Aid and Trade:AllRural:Agricultural Crops:CottonBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyAustralia:All:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Fashion designers fight industry slumpFashion designers fight industry slumpThe Midday Report: The Midday ReportFashion designers fight industry slumpAustralian Fashion Week has begun in Sydney as soaring cotton prices and the rising Australian dollar put economic pressure on local designers.Nicole ChettleSpare change to celebrate royal weddinghttp://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2011/04/29/3203221.htm?source=rss
The Royal Australian Mint is offering a piece of royal wedding memorabilia for the not-so-princely sum of 20 cents.Fri, 29 Apr 2011 10:33:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201104\3203221.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyArts and Entertainment:All:AllHuman Interest:All:AllHuman Interest:Royal and Imperial Matters:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyAustralia:All:AllAustralia:NSW:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000United Kingdom:All:AllUnited Kingdom:England:AllRoyal wedding 20 cent coinIt is extremely rare to have members of the Royal family on both sides of an Australian coin.Royal Australian Mint: -33.8631 151.2043ASX one step closer to losing long-held monopolyhttp://www.abc.net.au/pm/content/2011/s3154486.htm?source=rss
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has set a timetable for the entry of the global sharemarket platform, Chi-X, to the Australian market. Chi-X is hoping to start operating in September. ASX has had a monopoly over the market for 23 years, and has been preparing for the introduction of competition by planning to merge with the Singapore Exchange.Thu, 03 Mar 2011 19:27:00 +1100\xmlcontent\201103\3154486.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:StockmarketBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:FuturesBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Japan:All:AllASX prepares to lose its 23-year monopoly.Australian shares fell 4.3 per cent after the unexpected rejection of a $US700 billion financial bailout plan by the US Congress on September 29, 2008.Daniel Munoz, file photoREUTERS: Daniel Munoz, file photoASX one step closer to losing long-held monopolyThe Australian Securities and Investments Commission has set a timetable for the entry of the global sharemarket platform, Chi-X, to the Australian market. Chi-X is hoping to start operating in September. ASX has had a monopoly over the market for 23 years, and has been preparing for the introduction of competition, by planning to merge with the Singapore Exchange.Lexi Metherell-33.8631 151.2043Finance expert Satyajit Das explains the world of derivativeshttp://www.abc.net.au/local/stories/2010/06/28/2938843.htm?source=rss
Satyajit Das has worked in financial markets for over 30 years, and is a specialist in financial derivatives.Wed, 16 Feb 2011 15:28:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201102\2938843.xml702 ABC SydneysydneybrisbaneBusiness, Economics and Finance:Trade:AllHuman Interest:People:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:StockmarketBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:FuturesBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Australia:QLD:Brisbane 4000Satyajit DasSatyajit Dassupplied: Satyajit Das in conversation with Richard FidlerSatyajit Das in conversation with Richard FidlerRichard Fidler-27.4698 153.0242010 in review - The Strong Dollarhttp://www.abc.net.au/rural/news/content/201012/s3104349.htm?source=rss
Not since 1982 have we seen the Australian dollar at its current strength - over parity with the US dollar and performing strongly against other currencies as well.Fri, 31 Dec 2010 12:13:00 +1100\xmlcontent\201012\3104349.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:All:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllRural:All:AllRural:Agribusiness:AllRural:Agribusiness:Agricultural PricesBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000An ASX board.The ASX board at the Riverside Centre, Brisbane.Giulio SagginABC News: Giulio Saggin-33.8631 151.2043Businesses to feel squeeze of rate risehttp://www.abc.net.au/news/video/2010/11/02/3055328.htm?source=rss
The Reserve Bank of Australia's decison to raise interest rates has caught many businesses and home owners off guard.Tue, 02 Nov 2010 19:45:00 +1100\xmlcontent\201011\3055328.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:BankingBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:HousingBusiness, Economics and Finance:Industry:RetailBusiness, Economics and Finance:Small Business:AllGovernment and Politics:Federal Government:AllGovernment and Politics:Housing:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyBusiness, Economics and Finance:Money and Monetary Policy:AllAustralia:All:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Businesses to feel squeeze of rate riseBusinesses to feel squeeze of rate rise7pm TV News NSW: 7pm TV News NSWBusinesses to feel squeeze of rate riseThe Reserve Bank of Australia's decison to raise interest rates has caught many businesses and home owners off guard.Simon PalanUS parity forecast for Aussie dollarhttp://www.abc.net.au/rural/news/content/201009/s3013586.htm?source=rss
A currency analyst says the Australian dollar could reach parity with the US by the end of the year.Thu, 16 Sep 2010 12:39:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201009\3013586.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyRural:Agribusiness:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000-33.8631 151.2043Markets down on European debt fearshttp://www.abc.net.au/lateline/content/2010/s2906476.htm?source=rss
The Australian share market has had one of its worst weeks since the global financial downturn began, amid European debt fears.Sat, 22 May 2010 00:07:00 +1000\xmlcontent\201005\2906476.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:All:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Economic Trends:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyAustralia:All:AllAustralia:NSW:Sydney 2000Markets down on European debt fearsMarkets down on European debt fearsLateline: LatelineMarkets down on European debt fearsThe Australian share market has had one of its worst weeks since the global financial downturn began, amid fears of the European debt crisis.Leigh SalesDow plummets on European budget fearshttp://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/02/05/2810963.htm?source=rss
Growing fears over the state of European budgets have sent global share markets sliding, with the Dow posting its biggest fall in points since April.Fri, 05 Feb 2010 09:00:00 +1100\xmlcontent\201002\2810963.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:All:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:StockmarketBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyUnited States:All:All38 -97Markets close lower on inflation fearshttp://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2009/12/16/2773078.htm?source=rss
Wall Street has retreated from new 14-month highs after a rise in producer prices sparked fears about inflationary pressures and the outlook for interest rates.Wed, 16 Dec 2009 09:24:00 +1100\xmlcontent\200912\2773078.xml702 ABC SydneysydneyBusiness, Economics and Finance:All:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:AllBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:StockmarketBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:FuturesBusiness, Economics and Finance:Markets:CurrencyAustralia:All:AllUnited States:All:All38 -97